Nakkira
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Was discussing our trip with my DBF yesterday, I realized that it was easier to read him some of my pre-trip report. He seemed to agree that most of my planning seemed reasonable, but does think it would be better spacing if we did Epcot our first day, MK the 2nd, Epcot 3rd, HS the 4th.
I told him that for me it does not feel right not to start at the Magic Kingdom.
Dunno, I see the logic, but it's kind of important to me. Maybe I can talk myself into switching, but for now am leaving the plans alone. This where park hoppers would be handy. The increased cost of those was not worth the sacrifice of out F&W Fest spending money however.
It's too bad that Disney does not have a night before preview. Kinna like what Hershey Park has "Arrive the night before and take advantage of the preview plan. With your next day's ticket, be our guest for 2 1/2 hours prior to the park closing. (For example, arrive Sunday night after 7:30 PM and purchase or present your ticket for Monday, and be our guest for no additional cost!) The preview plan is a great way for you to explore the park so that you can be prepared for your big day"
But I digress.
As I ream him the report he pretended to take umbrage to the following.
I looked at him, looked at his cluttered living room pointedly, made a comment about how often he is late and gave him a teasingly stern look.
He had the grace to sheepishly nod
He also jokingly was offended by the following slight on his character:
I said, "Do you disagree that you are indecisive?"
Him "Maybe, sometimes, I dunno?"
Me, "Would you like me to post a retraction to my Blog"
Him, "Not sure" (at this point he grins and throws me a wink)
Me, "Well if I did, what would you like me to say instead, what phrasing should I employ to describe how our planning and mutual decision making usually goes down. "
Him, "Hmm, I am not really sure, I can't quite make up my mind"
Both of us are now hard pressed to keep a straight face.
I kissed him and informed him that there would be no retraction. My statement stands.

I love him so much!

Also, it seems he is getting into it enough that he was showing me pictures of another friend's vacation. They stayed at Art of Animation.
He really seemed to dig the theming.
Next time we REALLY will have to save enough money to stay onsite.
Welcome! Thanks, pre-shopping kind of keeps my excitement levels up, and kind of saves money because you can get stuff cheaper on the outside right? I keep telling myself that, and I did just get a Tinkerbell hoodie on Ebay for $10 last week. ;-)
I told him that for me it does not feel right not to start at the Magic Kingdom.
Dunno, I see the logic, but it's kind of important to me. Maybe I can talk myself into switching, but for now am leaving the plans alone. This where park hoppers would be handy. The increased cost of those was not worth the sacrifice of out F&W Fest spending money however.
It's too bad that Disney does not have a night before preview. Kinna like what Hershey Park has "Arrive the night before and take advantage of the preview plan. With your next day's ticket, be our guest for 2 1/2 hours prior to the park closing. (For example, arrive Sunday night after 7:30 PM and purchase or present your ticket for Monday, and be our guest for no additional cost!) The preview plan is a great way for you to explore the park so that you can be prepared for your big day"
But I digress.
As I ream him the report he pretended to take umbrage to the following.
Back to the Plans!
HOPEFULLY he will make it to my place by 10am (latest and we will be on the road shortly thereafter. Putting us at the airport by 1pm with a 2:30 flight. That is cutting it closer than I like but I am still hoping I can convince him to load his things the night before instead (he is not very organized so it will be like pulling teeth to get us on the road on time)
:
I looked at him, looked at his cluttered living room pointedly, made a comment about how often he is late and gave him a teasingly stern look.
He had the grace to sheepishly nod
He also jokingly was offended by the following slight on his character:
I decided that we will wait till Friday night and figure out what we REALLY still want to do. I am going to resist my naturally pushy impulses and really try to let the world most indecisive man have the greater say (while trying not to commit acts of violence against him, because he really can be frustratingly indecisive)
I will have made most of the plans and called most of the shots thus far so I really will want him to feel like he has control over this day (with my input of course)
I said, "Do you disagree that you are indecisive?"
Him "Maybe, sometimes, I dunno?"
Me, "Would you like me to post a retraction to my Blog"
Him, "Not sure" (at this point he grins and throws me a wink)
Me, "Well if I did, what would you like me to say instead, what phrasing should I employ to describe how our planning and mutual decision making usually goes down. "
Him, "Hmm, I am not really sure, I can't quite make up my mind"
Both of us are now hard pressed to keep a straight face.
I kissed him and informed him that there would be no retraction. My statement stands.

I love him so much!

Also, it seems he is getting into it enough that he was showing me pictures of another friend's vacation. They stayed at Art of Animation.
He really seemed to dig the theming.
Next time we REALLY will have to save enough money to stay onsite.
I'm here!
I love your pre-Disney purchases!
Your wishlist sounds great and I hope you get as much of it done as possible!
Welcome! Thanks, pre-shopping kind of keeps my excitement levels up, and kind of saves money because you can get stuff cheaper on the outside right? I keep telling myself that, and I did just get a Tinkerbell hoodie on Ebay for $10 last week. ;-)